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ConocoPhillips Co. (COP) is in the Energy Industry
- Revenue
- Dec 31 2007
- $194.4B
- Profit
- Dec 31 2007
- $11.8B
- Market Cap
- Jul 07 2008
- $139.3B
Latest News and Analysis
ConocoPhillips Says Oil Output Fell
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil and gas producer ConocoPhillips COP said on Tuesday its second-quarter oil production fell 60,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day from the first quarter, due mostly to planned maintenance. The company previously said its output in the quarter...
Can Big Oil Balance Shareholder Interest Against National Interest?
Vikram Saxena submits: Earlier this week I had written an article reviewing the proposal to increase the tax Big Oil companies pay on their profits, if they do not invest in alternative and cleaner energy resources. This article dwells further into that issue, especially with regards to the role of...
Second Quarter Earnings Expectations
Hickey and Walters Bespoke submit: With earnings season starting this week, below we highlight the current estimated second quarter earnings growth for the S&P 500 and its ten sectors. As shown, Financials and Consumer Discretionary are once again expected to drag down the index as a whole. Financials...
20 Guidelines for the Individual Investor
George Gorski submits: In today’s world, the stock markets are too volatile for the traditional investor to buy a stock and leave it in a portfolio until retirement. Without constant monitoring, there is a risk of losing the entire investment. Making money in the US and Canadian stock markets requires...
Does Big Oil's Apathy Justify Proposals to Tax Windfall Profits?
Vikram Saxena submits: Crude Oil's relentless march towards the near term spike target of $150 is now threatening to send the Global Economy into a recession. Big Oil companies (Exxon-Mobil XOM, Chevron CVX, Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A), BP BP and ConocoPhillips COP) are in the thick of the controversy as...
Petrobras: Set to Become a Global Oil Major - Barron's
"Buying Petrobras today is like having the opportunity to invest in Saudi Aramco 40 years ago," says Shawn Reynolds of Van Eck Global's Hard Assets Fund. Barron’s concurs that Petrobras PBR could become one of the world’s top three oil companies, and sees a potential 25% stock price gain this...
Some Energy Stocks Burn Brighter Than Others
We all know how hot energy as a whole has been, but even the staunchest bulls still need to choose carefully, with share price performance over the past year in this sector having ranged from minus 87 percent for Cheniere Energy LNG to plus 650 percent for Gran Tierra Energy...
FERC OKs Review For BP-Conoco Alaska Natgas Pipeline
By Yereth Rosen ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters UK) - The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Wednesday granted a request from BP BP and ConocoPhillips COP for an early review of a plan for a $30 billion (15.2 billion pounds) natural gas pipeline from Alaska's North Slope...
Canadian Crude Pushing South
Peter McKenzie-Brown submits: The following are notes on geopolitics as Canadian crude pushes toward the Gulf Coast. This article appears in the June 2008 issue of Oilsands Review. by Peter McKenzie-Brown
Global Infrastructure, Alternative Energy and the Cost of Commodities
Marc Courtenay submits:We have long held that the infrastructure needs of nations such as the USA, China, the European Union, Russia and India would put massive demands on specific material providers and open the door for mega-contracts for companies that provide infrastructure services and products. Frankly, I had...
An Alternative to America?s Gasoline Crisis
George Gorski submits: Last week saw the price of crude oil inch closer to $140/ BBL. Some economists believe the price rise is mainly due to the world oil supply shortfall of about 4 million barrels per day [MBPD]. Proof of the shortage can be seen in the production numbers...
Barron's Banks on $100 Oil
Barron's case for $100 oil by year-end: The Saudi's plan confirmed today to boost production by 2%. A declining rate of consumption as consumers cut back on gas and oil by-products that are becoming increasingly expensive. The Fed's pledge to fight inflation...
Oil Majors' Divergence from Crude at Record
James Cullen submits: The other day, I was asked how to play high oil prices in this market. One person suggested the obvious way to play things was with oil services, but I've heard those stocks touted so much and so long that I feel compelled to look upstream...
Russell 1,000 Stocks Closest to 52-Week Highs and Lows
Hickey and Walters Bespoke submit: Momentum investors look to play the continued strength in the names that have done extremely well in the current market environment. Bears also look to go short those names that continue to perform poorly day in and day out. With that in mind,...
Reasons to Love 3-Digit Oil
Marc Courtenay submits: We recently had the displeasure of having to driving around the freeways of southern California. Some of the more congested ones like the 405 and the 101 have 6 or 8 lanes of traffic, and at rush hour they are all clogged with mostly single-driver cars. ...
The Wizards of Wall Street and Washington
Marc Courtenay submits: Sometimes the Wizards of Washington and Wall Street remind me of the characters in the great classic movie "The Wizard of Oz". I watch the movie every few years because it keeps the child within alive and well. The dialogue that most caught my attention the...
Oil and Gas Sector Looking Stronger - CreditSights
Research Recap submits: CreditSights has raised its earnings estimates for oil and gas companies, based on a revised assumption of $106-a-barrel oil and other recent developments. Among integrated companies, Hess (NYSE: HES) and Murphy Oil (NYSE: MUR) post the biggest increases given their heavier weighting in Exploration...
Global Forecasters Cut Non-OPEC Oil Supply Growth
By Chris Baltimore WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two of the world's most closely watched energy forecasters on Tuesday slashed predictions for output from oil fields outside the OPEC cartel in 2008 -- more bad news for a global economy struggling with record high oil...
Nationalizing Oil: Well-Intentioned, But Wrong
Mike Steinhardt submits: Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) suggested that unless oil execs promised to lower gas prices in exchange for drilling wherever they want - she would make it the duty of “this liberal” her for “basically taking over and the government running all of your companies.” She said...
BP Bids Big For Canadian Arctic Drilling Rights
By Scott Haggett CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters UK) - BP BP said on Monday it has no immediate plans to drill properties in Canada's Beaufort Sea that it was awarded last week after bidding C$1.2 billion (593 million pounds) for three offshore parcels in the petroleum-rich...
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- Incorporated: 1917
- CEO: Mr. James J. Mulva
ConocoPhillips is an international integrated energy company. As of Dec 31 2007, Co. conducted its businesses in six operating segments. The Exploration and Production segment explores for, produces and markets crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids. The Midstream segment gathers and processes natural gas, and fractionates and markets natural gas liquids. The Refining and Marketing segment purchases, refines, markets and transports crude oil and petroleum products. The LUKOIL Investment segment consists of Co.'s equity investment in OAO LUKOIL. The Chemicals segment manufactures and markets petrochemicals and plastics; and the Emerging Businesses segment develops new businesses.
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ConocoPhillips Co. Company Info
Board of Directors
Mr. James J. Mulva
Chairman
Mr. Bobby S. Shackouls
Ms. Victoria J. Tschinkel
Ms. Kathryn C. Turner
Mr. William E. Wade Jr.
Mr. Richard L. Armitage
Mr. Richard H. Auchinleck
Mr. James E. Copeland Jr.
Mr. Kenneth M. Duberstein
Ms. Ruth R. Harkin
Mr. Harold W. McGraw III
Mr. Harald Norvik
Mr. William K. Reilly
Contact Information
600 North Dairy Ashford Road
Houston, TX
281 293-1000
NAICS Code
Petroleum Refineries: 324110Brought to you by IBMSponsored Resources
